Jill, you're on Rovers. Morning, Lori. Good morning, Jill. Good morning. Hi, what's happening?

Hi. I just wanted to say it is no surprise to me, Rover, that you have no idea why people would

protest for someone other than themselves. And I think it like this idea that it's baffling to you,

that people are showing up because they're seeing their

neighbors get thrown to the ground they're seeing kids being taken they're seeing their houses

broken too they're seeing videos of Target of the young boy 17 year old at target getting thrown

down by six agents only to be released eight minutes later down the road because they found out

he's a citizen it absolutely makes so much sense to me.

And if you even compare it against your real life right now, you have people sitting in the

fart box, three people for 10 years sitting there all cramped because you and Dugie don't

want to make it outside of yourself to actually have someone come sit in the large

studio that you have.

They've been deported to the fart box.

Listen, there's a difference between protesting and interfering with federal law enforcement.

So I don't have, if you want to protest, Jill, you can protest all you want.

I've said that repeatedly.

Me personally, am I going to be

out there in the cold protesting? Probably not. No, I'm not, I mean, unless it's something I really

strongly believe in and I, I'm like, okay, so. Okay, what is something, Rover, then that you would

strongly believe in that you would actually protest for?

I would protest, but I would not, I would not get in the way of the law enforcement officers who are doing their job,

even if I disagree with what they're doing and their job, and I go, I don't like your policy of deporting illegal aliens.

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